In an era saturated with formulaic songs and gimmicks, Doxology prefers to let the music speak for itself. Doxology, formed by brothers Luke (vox) and Gabriel McPherson (keys), Daniel Torres (drums), Michael Hemming (guitar), and Derek Brown (bass), came together with the purpose of creating distinct and meaningful music. The result is an uncompromising and energetic blend of Top 40 Pop hooks, Classic Rock orchestration, Rootsy beats and soulfully aggressive vocals.
Their full-length album, The Revolution, released in January 2011 with a 52-city tour following soon after, artfully showcases this unique sound that the band has become known for. Touching on subjects ranging from love and heartbreak to family and politics, the album offers a lyrically deeper insight into the world around us. As described by front man Luke McPherson, “We wanted to write an album that worked together as a whole. Not just a collection of songs we thought could get on the radio. We just got so fed up with so much music that only talks about sex or how much money you have. We needed to put something out in the world that would inspire people and make people think. We try to bring that same passion and energy to the live show as well and I think we've done that. Our goal is to have people love it as much as we've loved making it.” Add an electrifying live show that continues to sell-out venues around the Northwest and the result is something that won’t soon be forgotten by those who experience Doxology. |
